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    Ports Used for Panorama

    Panorama uses the following ports.
    Destination Port
    Protocol
    Description
    22
    TCP
    Used for communication from a client system to the Panorama CLI interface.
    443
    TCP
    Used for communication from a client system to the Panorama web interface.
    Used for outbound communications from Panorama to the Palo Alto Networks Update Server.
    444
    TCP
    		Used for communication between Panorama and Cortex Data Lake.
    3978
    TCP
    Used for communication between Panorama and managed firewalls or managed collectors, as well as for communication among managed collectors in a Collector Group:
    • For communication between Panorama and firewalls. This connection is initiated from the managed firewall to Panorama and facilitates a bi-directional data exchange on which the firewalls forward logs to Panorama and Panorama pushes configuration changes to the firewalls. Context switching commands are sent over the same connection.
    • Log Collectors use this destination port to forward logs to Panorama.
    • For communication with the default Log Collector on an M-Series appliance in Panorama mode and with Dedicated Log Collectors.
    28443
    TCP
    Used for managed devices (firewalls and Log Collectors) to retrieve software and content updates from Panorama.
    Only devices that run PAN-OS 8.x and later releases retrieve updates from Panorama over this port. For devices running earlier releases, Panorama pushes the update packages over port 3978.
    28769
    28260
    TCP
    TCP
    Used for the HA connectivity and synchronization between Panorama HA peers using clear text communication. Communication can be initiated by either peer.
    ICMP must be allowed on the network for successful Panorama HA peer connection and synchronization. Additionally, ICMP is required to monitor the failover metrics used to detect whether an HA failover is required.
    28
    TCP
    Used for the HA connectivity and synchronization between Panorama HA peers using encrypted communication (SSH over TCP). Communication can be initiated by either peer.
    Used for communication between Log Collectors in a Collector Group for log distribution.
    28270
    TCP
    Used for communication among Log Collectors in a Collector Group for log distribution.
    2049
    TCP
    Used by the Panorama virtual appliance to write logs to the NFS datastore.
    10443SSLPort that Panorama uses to provide contextual information about a threat or to seamlessly shift your threat investigation to the Threat Vault and AutoFocus.
    23000 to 23999
    TCP, UDP, or SSL
    Used for Syslog communication between Panorama and the Traps ESM components.

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